Table 1. Mean prevalence of S. mansoni infection and the number of unique 16S/COI haplotypes (No.), haplotype diversity scores (Hd) and nucleotide diversity values (π) of each Biomphalaria species genotyped at our Lake Albert and Lake Victoria collection sites (August 2010 collection).

Lake Albert
	Species	No. Infected	Site Infection	16S			COI
				No.	Hd	π	No.	Hd	π
Bugoigo	B. sudanica (n = 20)	3	12.5%	7	0.784	0.000	3	0.532	0.002
	B. pfeifferi (n = 20)	2		2	0.337	0.000	4	0.489	0.001
Piida	B. sudanica (n = 20)	2	10%	6	0.716	0.000	2	0.521	0.002
Walukuba	B. stanleyi (n = 20)	3	13.3%	10	0.884	0.002	10	0.815	0.003
	B. sudanica (n = 20)	3		10	0.884	0.001	4	0.553	0.002
	B. pfeifferi (n = 20)	2		3	0.468	0.001	6	0.832	0.002
Lake Victoria
	Species	No. Infected	Site Infection	16S			COI
				No.	Hd	π	No.	Hd	π
Bugoto	B. choanomphala (n = 20)	1	5%	11	0.884	0.008	5	0.774	0.004
Bukoba	B. choanomphala (n = 20)	1	5%	15	0.958	0.007	10	0.89	0.005
Lwanika	B. choanomphala (n = 20)	2	10%	16	0.963	0.008	9	0.826	0.005

Note: Schistosoma mansoni infection was determined based on whether snails had a diagnostic band for both Sm^F/R (~350bp) and ND5 (~302bp).